src:python-geoip (for legacy geoip) has the source in main
src:python-geoip2, for the current version, is in universe.
There are no main reverse-depends for python3-geoip:
$ reverse-depends python3-geoip
Reverse-Recommends
* deluge-common
Reverse-Depends
* python3-txtorcon
I see it in the ubuntu seeds, in the "development" file:
"""
Moved from desktop:
* python3-apt # MRS, we need to be able to interact with APT
* python3-crypto # MRS, very useful even though it's very specific
* python3-examples # MRS,
* python3-geoip
...
"""
I'm not sure what needs it. Maybe the desktop installer uses it? If not, we could then perhaps replace it with python3-geoip2, for the new library, or even get rid of this entirely. Then we would have only one geoip version/implementation in main: the new one.
src:python-geoip (for legacy geoip) has the source in main
src:python-geoip2, for the current version, is in universe.
There are no main reverse-depends for python3-geoip:
$ reverse-depends python3-geoip
Reverse-Recommends
* deluge-common
Reverse-Depends
* python3-txtorcon
I see it in the ubuntu seeds, in the "development" file:
"""
Moved from desktop:
* python3-apt # MRS, we need to be able to interact with APT
* python3-crypto # MRS, very useful even though it's very specific
* python3-examples # MRS,
* python3-geoip
...
"""
I'm not sure what needs it. Maybe the desktop installer uses it? If not, we could then perhaps replace it with python3-geoip2, for the new library, or even get rid of this entirely. Then we would have only one geoip version/ implementation in main: the new one.